Stone Laying Service at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
A July 1915 corner stone laying service at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church features hymns, prayers, sermons, and anthems with choirs and greetings from local officials. The program includes the Apostles Creed, offertory, and Benediction, followed by reflections on Elgin's progress, and community notices. Also included are health advisories and Bucktin Arnica Salve advertisement notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Lancashire
Rey
A.M. Bilingsly
D. Ss
Higmn
Higin
Benson
German Baptist Church
Reee Eood
Miller Union ‘Methodiam
H.C. Ve Culver
Fuller
New Church
Elgin
W. J. Ainsworth
Victor Portar
D. Dopo Loval
Ishita
A. Baldwin
Gon Wn
Puller Tym
West Union Notes from County Seat Panels
West Union residents and visitors are listed in county seat social notes. Gretchen Ainsworth from Mason City joined her sister for a week, Elgin guests visited Chautauqua with Marion George, and Mrs. Lehman with her son Pred tick arrived from LaPorte City for a two week stay. Additional items include Noah Falk's West Bend Journal visit, Mrs. George White returning from Elgin after Arthur Jenkins's funeral, and Curtis Light visiting from Ochwein. A letter from Dr. Collister reports a patient named Vanaatten recovering well after skull surgery, and Mrs. Medberry travels to Decorah and Elyria for family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Ainsworth
Mason City
Margaret
Georgia Stoehr
Helen Nickiwus
Elgin
Marion George
Chautauqua
Lehman
Son Predtick
LaPorte City
Massge Wherry
Leon Layton
Milwaukee Railroad
Marion
Sartullay
Rny Layton
Noah Falk
West Bend Journal
John Howard
West Union
George White
Mas
Arthur Jenkins
M. A. Clements
Dalhart
Wexsas
Dr. Bartlett
Curtis Light
I West Union
George Woodard
Ochwein
P. Berry
Clermont
Wadena
L. E.digeler
G. C. Collister
Spencer
J. W. Bopp
Tom
VanaAtten
James Sullivan House Work Stirred Last Week
CLERMONE NEWS reports activity on James Sullivan's new house with Mel A Simpson and Mrs Henry Walker in West Union on Monday. Miss Thie Halverson returns home from Minneapolis for a visit. Postmaster Elisabeth Crown attended the district meeting at Carmel. Mr and Mrs F J Beeker of Atlanta and Dr G M Betty and daughter Dor Jett visited. Jett and others traveled to Omaha and South Dakota for a Kiwanis initiation in Wauken. Ben Conner transported the group in a King eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Mel. A. R. Simpson
Henry Walker
West Union
Thie Halverson
Minneapolis
Foshmaster Hlgabeth Crown
Carmel
Dre
F. J. Beeker
Atlana Lin
Dr Hobson Regema Ointment Claims Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson Regema Ointment as a cure for pimples and skin blemishes with testimonials. It notes a $3,000 draft to Mrs Hartman from Modern Woodmen and claims $12,000 paid in claims by the camp over seventeen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hobson
C. K. Wright
The
Modern Woodmen
M. d. Hartman
Knight
Ryette Leaee
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick fix for sore muscles after hard work, claiming pain vanishes with use. It cites grateful users and notes it as a superior counter irritant sold by druggists for 2 cents, with penetrating action without rubbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
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Bucktin
W. C. Free
Oe L. Freiburghaus & Co
Own
Ford Teacer
First East
Ford
Detroit
Frank Boyle
Iowa
West Union News
C. J. Medberry
Grace
Gladys
Decorah
Arthur Host
Medberry
Mrs. Foxwell
Dlyria
Fayette Leader
Clermone News
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
LH. Conigisery Optometrist
Beyon